As we gear-up for the Fall in the midst of Covid-19, the church faces many challenges. Getting things up and running again will take wisdom and courage. The book of Nehemiah teaches us many lessons for how to tackle this difficult task. In this message we will be reminded why the church is vitally important and how we can do our part to work together to accomplish God’s purpose.

All of us will face a time when we need God’s help to rebuild something that’s in ruin, whether it’s our community, family, finances, business, or even faith. When Nehemiah discovered that the city of Jerusalem had been destroyed, he knew something had to be done. But he also knew that it would take divine strength and intervention to rebuild the city. Before he did anything else, he prayed. In this message we will study Nehemiah’s powerful prayer; a prayer that has the power to help rebuild our lives and the world around us.

Join us this Sunday as we welcome Dan & Tina Gibbs from our partnership ministry in Nigeria – GECHAAN. GECHAAN stands for Gembu Center for HIV/Aids Advocacy Nigeria. Aside from Aids advocacy, GECHAAN has grown into a far greater ministry over the years making a nation-wide impact. Hear updates, future plans, and be encourage by what God is doing globally.

Psalm 99 contains truths about God: He is Holy. He is also love. These are at the very nature of who God is. What does this mean? And what does this mean for us? Listen and learn about how we fit into His plan and what promises we have because of this on Sunday.

Repentance, a word that often makes people feel flu like symptoms on Sunday morning. “Oh darn, can’t make it to church to hear the message this morning. Bummer!” But what if Repentance didn’t have to put that feeling in us? What if Repentance was actually an incredible gift from God? In Psalms 51 we see David, a man after God’s own heart, model repentance. Join us on Sunday as we look at this Psalm…The How to Guide to Repentance.

A letter written with love, care, and thought can have a profound impact on a person’s life. Within Psalm 19 can be found three tangible symbols – or love letters – that God gave us to get our attention. Have you ever noticed them before? Come learn what they are and how to pay closer attention to each one because they still exist today, and they are still relevant today. God still speaks to us through all three.

Drought. It comes in many forms – physical, emotional, spiritual. We’ve all had them. We’ve all been through them. We seem to be stuck in one right now with the effects of COVID-19. Droughts are a part of life whether we like it or not. So how do we get through a drought when there seems to be no end in sight? How do we carry on when life is different from the way it used to be? Come learn some drought tactics from a guy named Elijah and learn how to hold onto hope amidst your drought.

Blessed are those who are persecuted for doing what is right. I know what you might be thinking, "How could being persecuted possibly be a blessing?" When we seek to live the #Blessed life we should expect to experience opposition. But Jesus tells us we should rejoice in it. Tune in this Sunday as we talk about what it means to be Blessed in the face of persecution.

Chaos...that would be a good way to describe the status of life right now, right? So when Jesus says, "Blessed are the peacemakers," what does that mean? How can we be peacemakers in a chaotic world? Why should we? Wouldn't it be easier to keep quiet and keep on? That is not what God has called us to. He has called us to be peacemakers.

This week we talk about how God blesses the pure in heart. What exactly does it mean to be pure in heart? Pure in heart means we live with integrity. Come and understand integrity on a deeper level; see the lifelong benefits of choosing to live with integrity; and learn some ways to strengthen your integrity muscle.